Closed nieldk closed 2 years ago
Thanks for your feedback. One this is the use of passive ftp, not all client support it. Here is a log for a ftp ( TTWatch/password ) session with the last version:
(base) sharan@warbird:~$ pftp 192.168.2.26
Connected to 192.168.2.26.
220--- Welcome to FTP for ESP8266/ESP32 ---
220--- By David Paiva ---
220 -- Version FTP-2017-10-18 --
Name (192.168.2.26:sharan): TTWatch
331 OK. Password required
Password:
230 OK.
ftp> ls
227 Entering Passive Mode (192,168,2,26,195,89).
150 Accepted data connection
+r,s12288
, /calendar.db
+r,s136
, /gpsctl.json
+r,s102
, /bma.json
+r,s419
, /pmu.json
+r,s105
, /alaram.json
+r,s133
, /weather.json
+r,s182
, /timesync.json
+r,s128
, /update.json
+r,s28874
, /watchface.tar.gz
+r,s31271
, /watchface/watchface_dial.png
+r,s90
, /rtcctr.json
+r,s2749
, /watchface/watchface_theme.json
+r,s161
, /watchface.json
+r,s1247
, /wificfg.json
+r,s1267
, /blectl.json
+r,s194
, /display.json
226 16 matches total
ftp> quit
221 Goodbye
And one question: ftp enabled?
Excellent. That was it. Windoze tries active FTP, which fails. Closing the issue.
I cant get the 2020v3 to connect to FTP. Using the latest OTA update, and trying the 'default' username password found in the source for the FTP app (TTWatch/password)
But it disconnects with user not found (after actually sending a syntax error)